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• TITLE: A Phenomenological Extension of the Newtonian Gravity

  AUTHORS: Heinz Dehnen

  KEYWORDS: Flat Rotation Curves, MOND, Tully-Fisher Law, Avoiding Singularities, Vacuum-Polarisations, Lenz’s Rule

  JOURNAL NAME: International Journal of Astronomy and Astrophysics, Vol.9 No.1, March 19, 2019

  ABSTRACT: Following the idea of our previous paper we distinguish also in the case of Newtonian gravity as in the electrodynamics between extensive and intensive field quantities. Between both, a “material’’ quantity produced e.g. by vacuum polarisations induced by the gravitational field strength itself is mediated. It acts in such a way that it amplifies the field strength in weak gravitational fields and reduces the field strength in strong gravitational fields following Lenz’s rule. Newton’s gravity is valid only in a very large intermediate range of middle field strength F, F0 and F1critical field strengths). In this way dark matter and black holes may be avoidable.